Country: Multinational
Sub Genre: Jazz-Rock
Release date: July 22, 2013
Tracklist:
1. Starts With A Bang! (3:57)
2. Cosmic Microwave Oven (8:11)
3. Animal Logic (3:54)
4. Large-Scale Structure (6:20)
5. Submarines Approaching Venus (3:45)
6. The Funk, Inverted (5:20)
7. Orbit III (1:19)
8. Blueshift (3:09)
9. White Dwarf In The Virgo Cluster (7:23)
10. Gravitational Interaction (4:38)
11. Dual Core (11:14)
12. Orbit V (3:45)
13. Future Stars (2:56)
14. Carribean Skiffle (5:31)
15. The Sun The Moon And In-between (3:34)
16. The Bad & The Ugly (3:24)
17. We Had It Twice (6:25)
18. French Breakfast At The Zoo (3:41)
19. Peculiar Velocities (8:31)
20. Beyond Baryons (6:13)
21. Tea For Dolphins (2:50)
22. Dancing Fool At 6am (6:04)
23. Orbit VIII (3:22)
24. Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser (7:12)
25. Ain't Nobody (4:45)
26. Accelerator Laboratory (5:36)
27. All The Tea In India (6:48)
28. Never Been To The Beach Before (2:01)
29. Dialog With A Homeless Chicken (4:38)
30. Private Jet To Iceland (5:12)
31. Pancake Promenade (4:42)
Line-up:
Julie Slick - Bass
Peter Alexius - Guitar
Marc Mennigmann - Chapman Stick & Keyboards
With
Sven Kosakowski - Drums
Zaki Kiokakis - Guitar
Description/Reviews:
"Another Life" opens with a controlled distorted bass boosting high energy vibes which may remind you of this trio's obvious influence - 80s King Crimson music. But, very soon you will find that they are far from a KC clone. In fact, this trio's compositions are perfectly organized and framed for improvised music. They use German krautrock repetitive schemes (slightly psychedelic in moments), Fripp-Belew era King Crimson angular guitar/Stick constructions and free jazz improvisational freedom transformed via complex free-rock virtuosity to produce a unique mix (progressive free-rock?). Opposite to jamming, SAM's music sounds like a well engineered art engine, generating ideas and fulfilling them at the same time with solidity and professionalism.
Read the full review at jazzmusicarchives.com
Media/Samples
6 tracks online
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